I am curious if any youth will still vote for PDP,APC or APGA in 2023. Since, 1960 Nigeria has brought nothing but shame and disgrace not only to the African continent, but to the black race.

Let us see if the youths that make up 60%-70% of the population will bring about a drastic change in leadership at local,state and federal levels in 2023.The end SARS campaign has awakened the youths and made them realize the power they have to make about dramatic change in the country.

Some people are die hard APC and PDP supporters irrespective of the bad governance.
Don't be surprise if they take the led in 2023. And also dey have the power, anything can happen. Don't forget we live in a country where the winner is ascertained before election.

If this isn't clout chasing

You won't be asking such a question

Do we have a realistic option other than APC and PDP?

seunmsg:
Do we have a realistic option other than APC and PDP?

The ENDSARS campaign is working to create a political platform to bring about takeover at local,state,and federal level in the 2023 elections. The problem is that the electoral systems is compromised and elections are full scale wars, where the man with the most political thugs and money wins.

RUDE BOY ONE ZOMBIE DON REPLY YOU ALREADY

Damikjay:
Some people are die hard APC and PDP supporters irrespective of the bad governance.
Don't be surprise if they take the led in 2023. And also dey have the power, anything can happen. Don't forget we live in a country where the winner is ascertained before election.

The ruling class will not let go easily, Nigeria is their personal ATM they have used since 1960 to become overnight billionaires. The youths have to find away to to mobilize and be united to bring about change in 2023.

They are already congregating like roaches in the dark, drawn to the foul smell of our rotten politicians.

Some of them on this forum are willing to lay their lives down for Tinubu and the rest.

I just wish these roaches can be gone, #baygon!

duduade:
If this isn't clout chasing

You won't be asking such a question

See their ages when they took over power and wrecked the country with pestilence and corruption.

General Yakubu Gowon (31 years old)
He was born on October 19, 1934. Following the assassination of Major General Aguiyi-Ironsi, the second Nigerian president and the first military head of state on July 29, 1966, Gowon took over.

former Head of State, Yakubu Gowon
former Head of State, Yakubu Gowon
He became the third President of Nigeria and youngest head of state ever on August 1, 1966, before his 32nd birthday on October 19th.

Gowon has the longest tenure in Nigerian history (1966–1975).



General Murtala Muhammed (37 years old)
He was born on November 8, 1938. After criticising General Aguiyi-Ironsi's leadership and serving as a federal commissioner under Gowon, he stepped into office on July 29, 1975.


Murtala Muhammed on the 20 Naira note
Murtala Muhammed on the 20 Naira note
Gen. Muhammed became the fourth Nigerian head of state at the age of 37. He was assassinated ten days after creating nine new states - Bauchi; Benue; Borno; Imo; Niger; Ogun; and Ondo. The creation occurred on February 3, 1976.

General Olusegun Obasanjo (39 years old)
He was born on May 5, 1937. The Supreme Military Council appointed him as the head of state on Feb 13, 1976.

Obasanjo is the first person to rule Nigeria as a military leader and a civilian president when he was 39 years old.

General Abdusalami Abubakar handing over power to Chief Olusegun Obasanjo as the President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, on May 29, 1999.
General Abdusalami Abubakar handing over power to Chief Olusegun Obasanjo as the President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, on May 29, 1999.

Major General Muhammadu Buhari (41 years old)
Nigeria's current president became the head of state for December 31, 1983. He 41 years old at the time.


He was born on December 17, 1942.

Major General , Muhammadu Buhari giving his first speech in 1983
Major General , Muhammadu Buhari giving his first speech in 1983
Major General Aguiyi-Ironsi (42 years old)
Nigeria's second president was born on March 3, 1924. He became the head of state after Nnamdi Azikiwe was overthrown in 1966.

Where is that youth party (YDP) ? are they waiting till 2023 before they start mobilizing the youth ?

omoharry:
Where is that youth party (YDP) ? are they waiting till 2023 before they start mobilizing the youth ?

There are trying to organize at local level to create a political platform youths can rally around in 2023. My fear is that when the major parties PDP,APC and APGA are able to identify their leaders they will bribe the Judases among them with state resources to betray the cause and cause infighting.And also send their thugs to intimidate the leaders.

The youths leaders should not be hungry people that will easily betray the cause.

VaselineCrew:
They are already congregating like roaches in the dark, drawn to the foul smell of our rotten politicians.

Some of them on this forum are willing to lay their lives down for Tinubu and the rest.

I just wish these roaches can be gone, #baygon!

It is insanity to vote for parties and expect good roads,24 hour electricity,good road network, that decided to hoard Covid-19 palliatives.

WHY NOT?

HomerTimpson:
WHY NOT?

They turned Nigeria to a fantastically corrupt failed state were nothing works and all politicians in APC,PDP and APGA turn to billionaires.

For the new political party to work 5th columnists like helinues,NGpatriot, that want to maintain the corrupt status quo must not be allowed anywhere near any leadership position.

RuudVanNisteroy:

There are trying to organize at local level to create a political platform youths can rally around in 2023. My fear is that when the major parties PDP,APC and APGA are able to identify their leaders they will bribe the Judases among them with state resources to betray the cause and cause infighting.And also send their thugs to intimidate the leaders.

The youths leaders should not be hungry people that will easily betray the cause.

haaa! That is a problem.If the ENDSARS protesters could rejected several bribe by politicians that means there is hope ..But I do not think this party is link to that category of people.

See the way you snuck in APGA like we won’t notice

APGA have not been bad like these other 2

obami007:
See the way you snuck in APGA like we won’t notice

APGA have not been bad like these other 2

Look at Anambra state, what makes it different from the other states when it comes to provision of social amenities.

We will votes for them. Is it PDP, APC and APGA that destroyed properties? Don't forget, each of this party has strong youth wing that is very viable not destroyer youths

Igbaguru:
We will votes for them. Is it PDP, APC and APGA that destroyed properties? Don't forget, each of this party has strong youth wing that is very viable not destroyer youths

And Nigeria will remain a fantastically corrupt failed state unable to provide portable water,electricity,good road network,healthcare,sewage and social security payment for the foreseeable future and have it's citizens risking their lives through the Sahara Desert and Mediterranean Sea to get to Europe.

One day Nigerian youths will get sense.

obami007:
See the way you snuck in APGA like we won’t notice

APGA have not been bad like these other 2

They don come